Part 6 consisted of articles 105 to 132. It described
the relations between the Federation and the provinces, and it had
4 chapters. The first chapter (articles 105 to 111) regarded the
legislative powers, the second chapter (articles 112 to 119) the
financial provisions, the third chapter (articles 120 to 124) the
audit and accounts, and the fourth chapter (articles 125 to 132)
the administrative relations between the Federation and the provinces.

Part 7: Property Contracts and Suits

Article 133

Any property which has no rightful owner,
or which but for the enactment of the Constitution, would have accrued
to Her Majesty by escheat or lapse, or has bona vacantia for want
of a rightful owner, shall if it is property situate in a Province,
vest in the Provincial Government, and shall, in any other case,
vest in the Federal Government: Provided that any property which
at the date when it would have accrued to Her Majesty was in the
possession or under the control of the Federal Government or a Provincial
Government shall, according as the purposes for which it was then
held were purposes of the Federation or of a Province, vest in the
Federal Government or the Provincial Government, as the case may
be.

Article 134

(1) The executive authority of
the Federation and of each Province shall extend to the purchase
or acquisition of property for their respective purposes, and any
such property shall vest in the Federal Government or, as the case
may be, in the Provincial Government.

(2) The executive authority of the Federation
and of each Province shall extend to the transfer by grant, sale,
mortgage or otherwise of property vested in the Federal Government
or the Provincial Government, as the case may be, and to the making
of contracts.

(3) All lands, minerals and other things
of value underlying the ocean within the territorial waters of Pakistan
shall vest in the Federal Government.

Article 135

(1) All contracts made in the
exercise of the executive authority of the Federation or of a Province
shall be expressed to be made by the President or the Governor of
the Province, as the case may be, and all such contracts and all
assurances of property made in the exercise of that authority shall
be executed on behalf of the President, or the Governor, by such
person and in such manner as he may direct or authorize.

(2) Neither the President nor the Governor
shall be personally liable in respect of any contract or assurance
made or executed in pursuance of any provision of the Constitution,
or of any Federal or Provincial law, nor shall any person making
or executing any such contract or assurance on behalf of any of
them be personally liable in respect thereof: Provided that nothing
in this clause shall be construed as restricting the right of any
person to bring appropriate proceedings against the Federal Government
or the Government of a Province.

Article 136

The Federal Government may sue and be
sued by the name of Pakistan, and the Government of a Province may
sue and be sued by the name of the Province.